Rapido Is Trying Something Nobody Could Do In India

Check out Odoo: https://www.odoo.com/r/AXK Rapido has entered food delivery in India, but this is not just another app launch. Uber tried it and failed. Ola tried it and failed too. So why does Rapido think it can work now? In this video, I break down what went wrong with earlier attempts, how Rapido built its business differently, and why its zero-commission model could become a serious threat to Swiggy, Zomato, Ola, and Uber. This is not just a story about food delivery. It is a story about what happens when a market matures, and someone finds a smarter way to play the game. Thanks to Zero1 Media Network (https://zero1byzerodha.com) for supporting this video. _ Disclaimer: Zero1 by Zerodha financially supports creators and storytellers through its network. The views and opinions in this video are solely my own and are not endorsed by Zero1. _ My Social Links: Instagram:   / businesswithbansal   LinkedIn:   / anurag28bansal   Twitter/X: https://x.com/anurag28bansal _ Chapters: 00:00 - Rapido just launched a food delivery app 01:06 - Why Ola and Uber failed at food delivery 03:51 - How Rapido found its first unfair advantage 05:26 - The subscription model that broke the old rules 10:16 - Why Ownly is a volume game, not a margin game _ #Rapido #Ownly #FoodDelivery #Swiggy #Zomato #OlaUber #StartupIndia #odoo #IndianStartups #BusinessIndia #D2C #SubscriptionModel #RideHailing #BikeKaxi #IndianBusiness #BusinessStrategy #MarketDisruption #ZeroCommission #DeliveryApp #IndianTech #StartupStory #AnuragBansal #Zero1Media